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Posted on Nov 12, 2010

Iron Fell off board, cracked bottom plate and now leaks a lot of water. But it still works. Can I replace the bottom plate and where can i get it.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Aug 01, 2008

SOURCE: Rowenta Steam Iron Leak

Yes, my rowenta model DX6700 is also leaking from the heal. I bought this iron after having a GE for ten years because I thought it would iron my clothes better. I've had it less than two years. How frustrating!!!!!!

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Gregg Rene

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  • Posted on Mar 22, 2009

SOURCE: At high temp settings water leaks out of steam holes in bottom

You want to run the self-clean mode. Fill with water, then over a sink, with the iron facing down, press the self-clean button. Steam will eject, along with sediment and water deposits. You may have to repeat numerous times. The iron requires soft water, if you don't have soft water at the tap then buy bottled water at the grocery store to prevent this problem.

You can also buy a cleaning solution that you mix into the water reservoir, or you can make your own by filling the iron half-full of water then add white vinegar to the fill line, then perform the self-clean mode or steam mode over a sink.

Here is a Rowenta suggestions:

The iron is leaking.


Water: Use tap water in the iron. If tap water is hard or high in organic matter, we recommend using bottled spring water or mix tap water with distilled. Do NOT use 100% distilled water. Many softening systems may cause issues as well.
Auto-Off: If iron is equipped with auto off, you need to move iron or gently shake it an allow it to heat back up before beginning to iron.
Overuse of Burst of Steam: Allow more time between each burst of steam.

The Rowenta site does not list a manual for your older model, but here is their link:

http://www.rowentausa.com/rowenta/frame.aspx




James Colynuck

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  • Posted on Aug 31, 2009

SOURCE: iron leaks water while ironing

Seal on iron is disolved. replace iron

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Dec 31, 2009

SOURCE: i have a rowenta iron that leaks a lot of water

If you have a self-cleaning iron, try cleaning it, if that doesn't work, Rowenta is famous for leaking.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jul 14, 2010

SOURCE: iron leaks water

Hi,
Try using different water...

Here is a tip that will help you with that problem...

My Steam Iron is Leaking Water
http://www.fixya.com/support/r5301301-steam_iron_leaking_water

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